The Abbaye of Saint Victor Marseille : Marseille Tourism

Description

Jean Cassien founded the abbey in the 5th Century on the banks of the old port. It was constructed over the tomb of Saint Victor, a Roman martyr who died in the 3rd Century. The summit of its importance within the circle of Christians was between the 11th and the 18th centuries. It was fortified during the 14th century by the Pope of Avignon, Urbain V. In February the “fête de la chandeleur” is a good occasion to celebrate important ceremonies.

(Distance < 1 km)
Info: Located 100 metres from Marseille?s Vieux Port and 200 metres from Place Thiars, this modern and spacious apartment offers free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen.

A fridge/freezer, oven and gas hotplates are available in the kitchen.......

(Distance < 1 km)
Info: This B&B is set in central Marseille, just 270 metres from the Old Port. It is romantically decorated with antique furniture and guests are invited to relax in the garden or by the fireplace in the lounge.

The air-conditioned rooms are......

(Distance < 1 km)
Info: Situated just 120 metres from Marseille's Old Port, Les Lofts du Vieux Port offers two modern apartments. They are 800 metres from Catalans beach and 2 km from the train station. Free Wi-Fi access is provided throughout the property.

(Distance < 1 km)
Info: Located in the city centre and opposite the Vieux Port, this 4-star hotel offers a heated, rooftop swimming pool overlooking Fort Saint-Nicholas. It features a fitness room and a poolside restaurant with a panoramic view of the main monuments of the......

(Distance < 1 km)
Info: Une Nuit à bord offers unique guest accommodation on self-catering boats, docked at Marseille?s Old Port. Marseille Train Station is 2 km away, and free parking is available on site.

All of the boats have a seating area, a bathroom with......